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Brooks Leather Bar Tape
Regular price
€7000
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Available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
Available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
Not available in Rotterdam store
Not available in warehouse
Estimated delivery:
Oct 2–8
Official dealer
70,000+ riders since 2011
14-day easy returns
Description
Natural, Breathable, Durable. Superior Brooks leather for a natural, lasting grip.
In the Brooks’ tradition, our Leather Bar Tape is made from natural leather to make it the perfect complement to your Brooks saddle with colours to perfectly match and age over time.
Made to last
Durable materials are chosen for long life and excellent wearing properties.
Natural material
Made from exceptional leather for natural breathability and effortlessly style.
Naturally breathable
The natural breathability of leather provides comfort on every ride, from demanding trips to shorter adventures.
FEATURES
- Leather tape with perforated holes
- Adhesive cotton strip to attach the bar tape to the handlebar
- Rubber bar end plugs included
- Thickness: 2 mm
- Length: 215 cm
- Width 30 mm
MATERIALS
- Leather tape
- 2 rubber end-plug
- 2 cotton webbing
IDEAL FOR
- Commuting in the city
- Road cycling
- Travelling the globe
- Gravel & Bikepacking
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The brand
Brooks
Brooks England has a long history of making bicycle saddles. Today its range also includes bags, grips and bar tape, bringing a distinctive approach to the contact points and carrying details of a bicycle.
Why choose Brooks
The details that make a difference
- GB
- Originated in
- 1866
- Since
Designed with purpose
- Bicycle saddle specialist
- Bags and cockpit accessories
- Heritage dating back to 1866








